Brandywine Heights High School - Tracer Yearbook (Topton, PA)

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MIRIAM L. FREEBY Business — Clerical Mim , a jolly likeable girl, was usually found at the Bowling Alley. She contributed her talents to the F.H.A. as Vice-President of State projects. She patroled the halls of Brandy vine and did a fine job of keeping the underclassmen in line (two abreast! ). Her jovial disposition will attract many patrons to her future Beauty salon. DORIS J. GANGAWERE Business -- Clerical Gang was an outstanding member of the F.H.A. and capably served as its President in her Senior year. Her desire and ability to sew well made her an excellent seamstress. Doris spent most of her time in the Home Economics department at school and therefore is well prepared for her future as a homemaker. WILLIAM F. GERMAN Vocational Agriculture Bill was one of the friendliest members of the Class. His willingness to accept responsibility and his drive to get a job done aided him as president of the Brandywine FFA. Oddly enough, this well behaved boy was one to end up hand cuffed in the County Prison. Bill plans to operate heavy equipment after graduation. DAWN C. GEIGER Academic Dawn , an enthusiastic cheerleader, was an asset to any basketball or hockey team. She was a conscientious biology student, but could never understand the student teachers. Dawn was a devoted member of the Senior band, but couldn ' t seem to get a band luiiform that fitted. Her smile vill cheer many hospital patients when she is a nurse at Reading Hospital . 22

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KENNETH L. FISHER Academic Kenny , the boy with the bright ideas, was one of the most active seniors. He was a valuable member of the basketball and baseball teams and he was Sports Editor of the Tracer. Kenny ' s inability to spell contributed many ui forgetable moments to our Senior English Classes and aided him in deciding to become a mathematics teacher. MARGARET L. FISHER Academic Marge , the Tracer ' s Art editor, will always be remembered for her ability to make a sketch or read a novel during almost any class. She had a unique way ol making bonus hoagies in eightli grade, but promised to be conventional, in the future. Marge contributes her plesant smile to three years of wearing braces. We wish Marge the best of luck as a commercial ROBERT C. FISHER, II Academic Robbie capably served as our class president for our Junior and Senior years and did his best to keep the class out of trouble (?). He served as captain of the soccer and basketball teams and was selected as the Most Athletic senior. Who knows, in the futiue he may steal .Mr. Long ' s job as a history teacher. MARJEAN L. FOGELMAN General Academic If an award were to be given for the most willing worker in the Senior Class, Marjean would undoubtedly deserve it. She worked not only for the class, but also for Sacks as a waitress. Marjean was a member of the F. H.A. and held the office of Vice President in her Senior year. With her friendly personality her future career as a nurse can ' t be anything but successful.

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KAREN F. GEIST Business -- Clerical Geisty kept her classmates guessing as to what color her hair really was. A new hair style was commonly accompanied by a new color. Karen ' s favorite activity in school was the F. H. A, , but our of school, she enjoyed driving aroiuid with a group of girls or flirting at the bowling alle y. With her back- ground in hair coloring, Karen should be an excellent beautician. LARRY P. GEIST Academic Geisty , one of the quiet members of our class, was usually smiling, and very helpful. He was more than willing to help another student with his math homework. In his spare time, Larry tried to find new ways of making money or unusual art projects (witli weeds?). When Larry ' s twenty-one, he hopes to be a State Policeman. Speeders beware! LINDA M. GEIST Business -- Clerical Jigger was a middle-aged matron in both our class plays and beautifully combined her Dutch accent with Spanish and French. This petite senior was selected as the Best Dancer in our class. Linda served as vice-presdient and then president of the county F.H. A. Her commercial background will prepare for her any secretarial job. RICHARD R. GEIST Industrial Arts A friendly, smiling hall patrol, Ricky played soccer, basketball, and baseball, for three years and earned his Varsity Club membersliip. His lavender Chevy was frequently parked on Pemi Street. Ricky was one of the few Seniors who could cook, sew, and build his own furniture. We hope his warm smile will soften the Army sergeants as well as it softened the teachers. 23